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Russia launches probe into 'orange' Urals rivers

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Drone images show rivers near the Levikhinsky mine in the Sverdlovsk Oblask in central Russia. Prosecutors on Wednesday said they were conducting an inspection of a facility supposed to treat acid runoff from an abandoned Urals mine after photographs emerged of nearby rivers running orange. IMAGES of the area near Levikhinsky mine

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